Water

See also: water, wáter, wàter, and wāter

German Low German

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Middle Low German wāter, from Old Saxon watar, from Proto-Germanic *watōr, from Proto-Indo-European *wódr̥. Cognate with German Wasser.

Noun

Water n (plural Waters)

  1. (in most dialects, including Low Prussian) water (H₂O)

Derived terms
  • Afwater
  • Beekwater
  • Bornwater
  • Brackwater
  • Drinkwater
  • Drinkwaterverornen
  • Düütsche Waterball-Liga
  • Fohrwater
  • Froonswaterball
  • fuul Water
  • Füerwater
  • Grundwater
  • Ieswater
  • internatschonale Waters
  • Jöögdwaterball
  • Kohlenwaterstoff
  • Kroaatsche Waterball-Verband
  • Meerwater
  • Rugby-Waterball
  • Seewater
  • Seutwater
  • sik op dat Water hen un her bewegen
  • Soltwater
  • Strandwaterball
  • Stroomwater
  • Swevelwaterstoff
  • Söötwater
  • Waterball
  • Waterballmeesterschop
  • Waterball-Motiv
  • Waterballspeel
  • Waterballsport
  • Waterball vun de Froonslüüd
  • Waterball vun de Mannslüüd
  • Waterballwettstriet
  • Waterbewegen
  • Waterbuddel
  • Waterböverflach
  • Waterbülg
  • Waterdamp
  • Waterflach
  • Watergoorn
  • Watergymnastik
  • Waterhahn
  • Waterhund
  • Waterhööch
  • Waterjumfer
  • Waterkant
  • Waterklock
  • Waterkreisloop
  • Waterkörper
  • Waterlaatfunkschoon
  • Waterlaten
  • Water laten
  • Waterlien
  • Watermaker
  • Watermann
  • Watermolekül
  • Waterpedden
  • Waterpiep
  • Waterplant
  • Waterrohr
  • Waterruhr
  • Waterruum
  • Waterschicht
  • Watersnoot
  • Watersport
  • Watersportoort
  • Waterstand
  • Waterstandsanwieser
  • Waterstoff
  • Waterstoffbomb
  • Waterstoffisotop
  • Waterstraat
  • Watertransport
  • Watervagel
  • Waterwarvel
  • Öösterrieksche Waterball-Bundsliga
  • Ünnerwaterbarg

See also

References
  • Der neue SASS: Plattdeutsches Wörterbuch, Plattdeutsch - Hochdeutsch, Hochdeutsch - Plattdeutsch. Plattdeutsche Rechtschreibung, sixth revised edition (2011, →ISBN, Wachholtz Verlag, Neumünster)
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